XOM API for Processing XML with Java

["Bradley S. Huffman" <hip AT cs.okstate.edu>]

Elliotte Harold writes:

> Bradley S. Huffman wrote:
> 
> > Actually I was playing last night and I think the idea of a non-public
> > internal subclass of Text will work.  I wrote the code, which wasn't as
> > tricky as I thought.  I just need to test it.
> 
> You should probably look at the latest CVS before spending a lot of time 
> on this. I've already got non-adjacent text nodes implemented and 
> working in CVS. If CVS is still giving you troubles, holler and I can 
> zip you up the source tree and e-mail it to you privately. However, the 
> code is really changing relatively rapidly right now, so we should 
> really try to figure out how to fix CVS if we can.

I found the problem. I had a text file named "xom" that I was typing
some notes into.  Guess cvs wasn't smart enough to figure out it wasn't
a directory and couldn't possibly contain the file it was looking for. Got
to love helpful and descriptive error messages :)

Ok, I see the changes in JaxenNavigator.java.  I have a different approach
which I'll try to test tonight.  If it works, then you'll have another working
option to consider instead of speculation.

Brad